712 karma · joined August 30, 2007
- Founder & Executive Director @ rootaccess.org - SJVAir Director @ cencalasthma.org / sjvair.com
derek.payton (at) Google's mail service.
https://bsky.app/profile/dmpayton.com https://hachyderm.io/@dmpayton
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/dmpayton; my proof: https://keybase.io/dmpayton/sigs/b8mqX1pbxIDm5yNRud78xM202insXqFcpADVMEakD-I ]
https://meet.hn/city/us-Fresno
Serious question: any idea how? Everything I've read says it's limited to Verizon handsets, even when trying to install the .apk manually. I'd love to have Skype on my Vibrant.
Also, two Galaxy S phones were released in mid-July, less than one month ago.
Also, how can I get prior notice of when the meetups are? I always here about it day of, which is part of why I've never gone.
Their website isn't much to look at, but the software is solid.
nano for editing files server-side
Git/Github (work) and Mercurial/Bitbucket (personal) for version control and deployment
scp for those rare instances when I need to transfer files manually
Windows XP in VirtualBox for IE testing and Photoshop
Edit: It's fixed.
Adding punctuation helps:
John, while James had had "had", had had "had had"; "had had" had had more fun.
I've been friends with Antonio for years, and can attest to the quality and professionalism he puts into his work.
You should watch the interview. Or atleast let it play in the background while you do other tasks (like I did). She didn't seem to complain about twitter at all, and expressed that she was surprised about all the Pounce vs. Twitter hype when they launched.
I do occasionally comment, though, and I read lots.
"Reading Rainbow taught kids why to read," Grant says. "You know, the love of reading — [the show] encouraged kids to pick up a book and to read."
Seems to me that if more kids had a love of reading, they'd pick up the rest themselves, and the government wouldn't have to focus so much on cramming basic phonics down their throats.
I attribute RR as one of the reasons I had such a high reading level as a child. It made me want to read, so I did. And the more I read, the better I became at it.
FWIW, it's been awesome having you around at work, and I wish you the best of luck at Olin.
Nights and weekends are split between developing my side-startup (a service to help makes diabetes management simpler), the occasional WoW session, and spending time with my wife and year-old daughter (not necessarily in that order).
Also planning a natural language datetime parsing service with a friend who was an old boss at another startup.